The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

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feet of lettering would be purchasers
yesterday snd this morning, and
though tins usual firm under one PIX.
listed the market lacked character un-
til alter the issue of the bank state
ment. The statement, howeve-, was an
agreeable surprise to the street, and
the fact that the banks had succeeded
il contracting their loans wuhou' in
ressinz the rates for money and had
met the cal for funds from the
West without materially dimin-
ishing the surplus reserve Gre
ated an immediate revulsion
Of ieelirg, and the leaders
and the traders inmediat, ~ b'gan to
buy. Toe absence Ct any material
bear interest made the advance in
quotations an e1sy matter, aud all the
iavoritss moved up on largely in-
creased business. About thrse-q1ar-
ters Of the total blu ines for the day
YVES transacted after IL O'Clock.
Northwestern, Western Bniop, Louis
vile and Nashville, Canada Southern
and Michigan Central were specially
strong, aud among the inactive stocks
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
preferred, and Ohio and Mississippi
wers most prominent for advances.
San Francisco preferred, which began
by a drop Of over l per cent, efser-
wards fully recovered the lose, with
sonnet hing in addition. The opening
was fairly steady, sho wing insisn f.
cant chaGge3 only from lssd evenings
Fl nal figures, and in the waiting di'po-
sition among traders transactions
were dali aud prices somewhat iiregu-
lar, with no positive movement in
either direction. Toward noon the
dullness was increased, the only
feIturs being the drop in San Fran,
cisco preferret. Alter that time,
however, the entire market
spraug into activity, all the
leading sharse, among which
Western Union ard Louisville and
Nashville were conspicuous, becoming
decidedly strong. There vas a halt in
the movement towar1 2 p m. and q
sigh! reaction, but the upward move.
meat was sgain. renewed in the last
hour, and tie close was moders' ely
active and firm to strong at the best
prices If the day. Sales 26l 636
shares.
Rlilroad bonds were Less &C i've.
Colorado Coal 6s, which, after selling
up 8 per cent. to 103, finally CLOSED
with a net gain Of II a. 1913. Atlantic
and Pacific AZ contributed $l25,C0O to
the total days business OF 81, t66, COO.
Prices show very little movement, and
final changes are about equally d.
vided between gains and losses.
The total sales of stock to-day were
26l .636 shares, including: Canada
Southern, $685.; Dsla ware, Lackswan-
ma and Western, 1880; Erie, 1l,O3O;
Lake Shore, 1923; Louisville and
Nashville, 1905; North westeru,
1890; Ohio aud Mississippi, 6l00;
Reading, 1855; st. Paul, 11,l3O;
Western Union, 30,4l6. Closing quo
tatioHs:
U. s. So, 1904. As, coup, 1855.
KS, coup, 1914. Pacific % OF 1885. 1851.
BONDS.
La. stamps, Is, 92A.. Missouri IS, lOl.
M.K.&T. Gen. e., lOOA North. Pac. 1sts, III.
North. Pac. Ids, l07A. N. Western con. 1897.
NJ est. deb. 0s, llU. 6t. LID ten M ,llUM.
St.Paul con, 129. St.P CAP. lsts. 1l9
Up. land grants,6l. T.P.k.G .ex con, HH, |
Tennis, set mt, lO6%. Tenn. 5S,Set mt. los.
Tenn. 81, set'mt Is.
STOCKS.
4 dams Express, l42. Morris&E., of'd.l37L,
Allegheny Uenti,-. Nashville 90 'SiH
Alton j l.. H., 81. Nj. Central, IN.
A. TT, H.,pfd.. 80. Nor W. pid, l9N.
American Ex., l09. Northern Pac. ~.
3. G. H.. N, a. Northern PaS pid, 5S4
Canada Psc., 6l25 ca NV .,l2lH.
Canada Sou, ca. C.& NV ptd., l49A.
Central Pacific, 31H. Ny Central, ll2M.
chesapeake &0;,7A. N.Y.g.& st., j., lSzs.
9. 80. lat pfd, l5. N.Y.C.&St L. pfd, 3O1s.
i U. I'd pfd, 9. Ohio Central, :.
Chicago 4 A. IA, Ohio X Miss. 20.
ca A.. pid ,l60. or Miss. pfd, 80.
c., B. X q ,lS9. Ontario n Vest, IS
g., St. L.. NO. Oregon Nav o
O., st. L,& P, lSH. Oregon Trans, 3lA
St. Liz P. pfd, 42A Oregon Imp, SO.
5. y e., 81. Pacific Mail, 5o4.
8. 1 L. valley, slA. PEORIA D'.& T., IS.
Del. y HUd., l0l%. Pittsburg, Isl.
Del, l.. Il W, 1865 Pullman 20 l52.
Den. brio g. 2S4. Reading, 1884,.
Erie, 33A, Rock Island l26.
Erie pfd, 72A, St.L l.. n S,F., 3oAs,
New East lena, l3A. St.L 4 ST.. pfd, 6SN.
NewE. Tenn. pfd "A. St.L. IS LIST p,ll412.
Fort Wayne, l441a, @. III. X st, p, 81.
& st. 10 -. @. M.& St.P,, p, 100.
IA y ot.JO ptd, - ~, r, NJ x NJ, lllT.
2lS. ST Paul& Omaha, SIS,
/ T., 40 St.Paul 80. pid, liz
illinois Central, 129. Tom. Coal& Iron, AZ.
Ind. b. Il W., % Texas Pacific, 20.
d T., BIZ. Toledo & 0. Comp
Lake n. * w.. Union Pacific, $50.
Lake Shore, $50. us. Express, so.
Lou. q Nash, 61A. W., s. L. d P, l7A.
Lou, i N. A., 61R, W.,S.L, ZIP. D., ~.
NJ. Il O. let pfd, =. Wa +. Ex., 12S.
u. * @. seconds W. u. Tel, 1914.
Mem. i Char, 56% Colorado Coal, 20.
Mich. Gen., 9lH. Home Stake, AZ.
Min. d 81. u , 10. Iron Silver, 275.
Min. d st. l.. ptd, i1I.0ntario, "a.
Missouri PACING, l07M. Quicksilver, 50.
Mobile 4 Ohio, l6H. Quicksilver pfd, 80,
y. l.. s, h W. 3OY. South. Pacific, -.
.,L.S.& W .pfd, $50. Sutro, 20.
PARIS, March z6.-Three per cent.
S0f 673c for the account.
LONDON, March 20 -Atlsntic and
treat Western ticsts, 474;Atlantic aud
Urea. Western seconds, III.
BERLIN, March 26.-Ths statement
II the Imperial Bank of Germany
lhows sn increase in specie of 1890,
100 marks.